The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-10-27
Skating on the lake.

Water the toboggan slide.
Frank Zahl, late of Montana, has
opened livery stable in town.
There will be dance a Agency
hall Friday evening, Nov. 4th.
Huntington warm place near
red.hot stove-is becoming good.
Mr.. J. Abbott and family are now
costly domiciled in the old Perkins
house.
The w. C. T. U. meets with Mrs.
L. E. Pearce next Saturday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock.
VIM. Hooper will rattle a gold
watch next Monday evening at the
Metropolitan hotel.
No demoralized side walk or cross
ing should go unrepaired until the
defect is covered by snow.
October brings heavy frosts and
winds, then January and February
will be mild, thus reads the proverb.
julius Nelson died at his residence
in this village last Monday evening,
of consumption. He leaves a be-
reaved wife.
The lake is covered with sheet OF
alary ice, and lovers Of the skates are
making the best of the time they
have to enjoy it.
The happiest man in town: Peter
Deidrich. who is the proud father of
bright twin babies, boy and a girl,
that arrived at his home last Thurs
day evening.
Signal service observations at Nor
ris for the month of September gives
the following: Meen temperature
ST.; maximum, SO on the 5th; mini :
mum, Is on the 23rd.
There will be big auction sale at
the farm of P. Lund near Cyrus. on
Nov. LIST. The farm, farming imple-
ments. horse, cattle ana household
goods will bssold on that day.
It has been our policy, heretofore.
not to refer through these columns to
delinquent subscriptions. but we find
that it is necessary. The best pays
must be reminded of their debts.
ALI members of any lodge of the
10. O. F., in Morris and vicinity,
are respectfully requested to report
their name and lodge to Foreman OF
THE Sun office by Saturday ev ening
of this week.
Charles Atwood has leased the Rail
road hotel of NJ. C. Gaffney and has
taken possession of it. Mr.. Atwood
understands. thoroughly the manage
ment of hotel, and is deserving
solicitor for patronage at his new
stand.
The oyster supper given by thu
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congrega
tional church in the. building mex
door to A. A. Stones last Frida!
evening was crowned with unusua
success financially, and was a yer.
pleasant social event.
Is it justice for our citizens to b.
taxed from time to time for the pur
pose of purchasing improved roas
graders, ETC.. and then having then
left In some back alley 'or street ex
posed to the variegated weather ant
destructive elements this country
heir t0s
The entertainment given by tn
Oake3 Comedy Company at Agenc
hall last Tuesday night was not
very brilliant event. The sleight-oi
hand performance and exhibition il
mesmerism was very good and wit
the funny man of the play. won
deal of applause. But excepting thes
the entertainment was dull an
tiresome.
Gotleib Schultz's loss by fire la
week was caused by sparks from
threshing engine, instead Of by
p1airiefire. His house, granary, on
horse and two calves, all of his pei
sonal belongings were destroyed
leaving him in hard circumstances
He is poor man and little able |
bear such loss. The property d
stroyed is valued at $1,000; insurant
300.
Old Rubber boots and shoes bougl
by p. Mcclellan, at Golden Boot Al
Shoe Store.